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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
2
William F Buckley Jr argues the Berkeley student and faculty protests reveal a clash over campus control. He cautions against giving students plenary authority, urging state leaders to preserve adult oversight and campus order.
The 1964 Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists DOLPH Simo as president and editor and BILL MAYER as publisher with JACK ZIMMERM, ERNEST PONTIUS, LEO BLLER among staff. Published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and AP and ABC affiliations.
The piece notes careful optimism toward Soviet willingness for peaceful coexistence amid leadership change. Kosygin announces a roughly 500 million ruble cut in 1965 military spending and urges other powers to follow. It warns against complacency and stresses alert diplomacy to avoid arms race traps.
Photographer Harry Rasky notes perceived changes in Cuban Russian and other Communist women from beauty icons to square figures under state ideology. He questions if food or doctrine drives the shift and warns it may fuel anti Communist crusade in free nations.
At the American Farm Bureau Federation gathering delegates from Ohio push a plan for the federation to purchase control of a major grocery chain. They propose 500000 members invest 100 annually for four years to raise 100 million dollars to buy stock in A and P, Safeway, or Kroger. Leaders cite these firms’ 18 percent share of U.S. retail food sales and A and P’s 12 percent.
Economists note chains now dominate two thirds of food sales and set pricesfor farmers. Proponents argue quick responsible action could empower farmers in bargaining and decision making, while anti trust concerns and future trends shape debate about Farm Bureau or similar groups entering retail.
Sen. Sam Ervin said psychological questions in federal hiring tests shockingly invade privacy. He released sample items from the 225 questions used for State Department and other federal employees and said a full report will follow.
The 1954 column notes Rowlands book stores merged into one unit at 1241 Oread, tracing roots to 1905 founder D. I. Rowlands and family manager Robert Rowlands. Maupin Travel Service shifts from 101542 Mass St to 1236 Mass St in the Wilder Metcalf home. Congressman William Avery set two constituent meetings before Washington.
A daily devotional cites Isaiah 9 2 promising light to those in darkness. A prayer thanks God for Jesus Christ as Savior and asks guidance to avoid folly, asking mercy through Christ. Amen.
Lipppmann argues the Western Alliance must adjust to a new East West detente. He says European nuclear talk is secondary to unifying France Britain West Germany Italy with the United States in an Atlantic concert. Britain and Germany seek worldwide solutions while France remains Europe centered. The US role shifts from deep intervention to supporting British reform and empire liquidation to avoid a crisis. The piece warns against meddling in German pre election affairs.
A Lawrence resident writes in support of UC Berkeley student protests and signatures gathered from students, faculty, and townspeople. The author argues universities must foster ideas not rote memorization and cautions against passive acceptance of lost freedoms, noting a coalition of groups from Conservative Club to the Young People's Socialist League.
Dear Dr Moiner advises gradual cold exposure or pre exposure antihistamines and possible steroids for cold allergy. Diverticulosis explained as colonic outpouchings with allowed foods and age prevalence. booklet offered. A grandparent weighs horror films for a child with cautions on limits. Hair loss after birth often regrows with scalp care. Tear duct surgery explained briefly and procedure.
Hal Boyle contrasts a middle aged man and a child on Christmas Eve. The man fears unwanted gifts and recalls past disappointments from Santa. He opens his loot to find socks mufflers neckties and odd items while wishing for something practical and affordable, hoping Santa returns next year.
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